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The downside of a tummy tuck for most is trading the loose skin and fat for a horizontal scar located low on the abdomen and around the belly button. Since tummy tucks are the gold standard for abdominal rejuvenation, and because we know that moms love their new body makeover, we make every effort to optimize the surgical scars so that, once fully healed, they are negligible at best.

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For some women, concerns about facial aging and wrinkling, skin changes, & loss of defined neck contour. Other moms are more bothered by the changes to their figure that are a byproduct of pregnancy and hormonal effects. No matter the focus, we offer head-to-toe options to correct and enhance your most pressing concerns.

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It is critical for your plastic surgeon to place the abdominal incision so that the tummy tuck scar can be hidden in most underwear or swimsuit bottoms. I refer to this as “bikini incision.” 

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For most moms, getting back their hourglass shape typically requires two simultaneous plastic surgery procedures: a tummy tuck with corset plication and liposculpture, where loose skin and fat are removed and sometimes repositioned to shape the waist. Some will also combine BBL surgery for the trifecta

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The corset tuck is a 3-vector plication method where the abdominal muscles called the obliques are also tightened. This technique realigns and corsets in the abdominal muscles, creating an even tighter waist and hourglass shape compared to the standard single-vector rectus plication. 

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